Spending huge amounts of our income on food became an annoyance to me. I'd rather go to Europe thank you very much!! We wanted four things, to eat well and enjoy our meals while keeping our weight and our expenses under control. Incentive was born and I started to do something about it. I hope to use this Blog to share what I've discovered.

Friday, June 10, 2005

Checking the meat with a Thermometer

Bulova Intermezzo Men's Steel Watch



When should the thermometer be inserted — at the beginning of the cooking time or the end?

Inserting the thermometer will be determined by the type, ovenproof or instant-read.

The important thing is to use a meat thermometer, no matter how the food is prepared — roasted, broiled, fried.

An ovenproof thermometer may be inserted into the food at the beginning of the cooking time and remain there throughout cooking.
The temperature indicator will rise slowly as the food cooks.

Instant-read thermometers are not designed to stay in the food during cooking.

If you are using an instant-read thermometer, pull the meat or poultry out of the oven far enough to insert the stem about 2 inches into the thickest part of the food but not touching bone. The temperatures should register in about 15 seconds.

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